The First Palestinian Planned City

First Palestinian Planned City

• Over 5,000 housing units

• Over 1,000 deluxe apartments

• City center and public facilities

• Ultimately housing up to 40,000 Palestinians

• Over $500 million

3Developers of RAWABI: a Planned Community for Palestinians

Nablus

AmmanTel Aviv

Jerusalem

40 km

25 km

25 km

70 kmRawabi

• International Consortium (AECOM)

• An-Najah and Birzeit universities

• Local engineering firms

• In-house technical team

Master Plan

Live

• 23 neighborhoods

• 10 building typologies

• 2 units per floor (100 - 220 sqm)

• 3 - 4 bedroom apartments

• Parking space (residents, visitors)

• Accessible facilities (Special Needs)

Work

• Economic Growth Strategy

• Knowledge base economy (ICT and R&D)

• Hub for outsourcing services “ Technology Park”

• ICT enabled city center

• Investment opportunities - SMEs and start-ups

Grow

• Education

• Healthcare

• Public transportation

• Public parks and green spaces

• Culture and entertainment

• Safe and clean environment

City Center

• Commercial offices

• Mixed-use retail outlets

• Hotel, convention and cultural center

• Hospitality and entertainment facilities

• Vocational training

Economic Impact

• 8,000 -10,000 jobs during construction

• 3,000 - 5,000 permanent jobs

• Employment opportunities for 9 surrounding villages

• Investment in local manufacturing industries

• Foreign direct investment

Groundbreaking

QATARI DIAR

MASSAR INTERNATIONAL

• Holding company, established in 1994

• Network of 15 subsidiaries

• Main offices in Ramallah and Gaza

• Core business activities: real estate development, financial and investment services, IT, and corporate business development

Strategic Partnership

Investment Opportunities

• Services (IT, financial, etc)

• Hospitality and entertainment

• Retail and wholesale

• Light industries and research

• Infrastructure (water, sewage treatment, power, gas distribution

The First Palestinian Planned City